Practise the way the real test works
Every dialogue in this portal is a realistic NAATI CCL scenario: a conversation between an English speaker and a Nepali speaker, delivered segment by segment, exactly as it comes at you on test day. You interpret out loud, and you get feedback immediately.
Feedback that tells you where the marks went
The AI transcribes what you actually said, compares it against the sample answer, and marks it the way an examiner would, flagging omissions, distortions, register and honorific problems, and unnecessary English words, then scoring the segment out of 45. You find out where you are losing marks while it is still fresh, instead of guessing.
A full rehearsal, setup and all
When you are ready to test yourself properly, the exam simulation pairs two dialogues from two different domains and scores you out of 90, using the same pass structure as the real thing.
Before your first simulated exam we also walk you through the same setup the real test puts you through: camera and microphone checks, ID check, network speed, pairing your phone as a second camera, the room scan, and where the phone has to sit. It is not real proctoring and we do not pretend it is. But on test day it will not be the first time you have done it, which is exactly where a lot of otherwise well-prepared candidates come unstuck.
A trainer you can ask
This plan includes the weekly Live Q&A. Every week of your access you can join a 30-minute group session with a NAATI-certified trainer and ask about anything from your practice: a dialogue that did not make sense, a feedback point you disagree with, a domain where you keep losing marks, or what to expect on test day. Bring your questions from the week; that is what the session is for.
Sessions run on Saturdays at 6:30 PM Sydney time, and you will find the joining link in your portal under Live Q&A. * Live Q&A sessions begin on Saturday 1 August 2026.
